will this be able to plug into a generator?
31956
If you mean- can you use it to keep the starting battery on a generator charged, then yes. Otherwise, no- you would destroy the circuitry in the panel and possibly the generator, too.
31957
This model is only compatible with Goal Zero Yeti 150 or Sherpa 50, etc. It's usually not compatible with competitor brands, because the output jack configuration is mainly for Goal Zero products. The only compatible jack is the USB 2.0 port on most Goal Zero Solar Panels.
977832
This is a 230 volt AC. As long as generator supports this output then it should work. I would consult generator manufacturer for the details prior to ordering
1957677
Sorry, I can not answer that question as we have never used it with a generator.
989924
The generator puts out approximately 16.7 amps, so it should work with that device.
706759
Yes. The rating on the receptacle or the breaker on its branch, whichever is less. By the way, this is unsafe and in some places illegal, because it will feed power back out to the street, exposing line workers to risk of shock if you leave the main breaker on. And when the the power comes back on it can damage your generator. And do you really want a cord with male plugs on each end???
419496
For any generator you will have to buy a output power cord. It has standard 115V and 220 v. output plugs. If you use for your house, you may want to ground generator too.
1458972
Sounds like if you have the 8000 watts output this cord will plug into your output receptacle on the generator, need to check the ratings on both the cord and generator. Remember this is the main feed line between your generator and home or what you are trying to supply with electricity. Use caution, proper rated inlet box and a transfer switch/panel. 8000 watts output is more than sufficient to run [minimal use] a normal size single family home during an outage. Also, when in doubt consult with a licensed electrician.
475341
entire generator has a ground terminal, then that grounds the plugs. a rebar pounded into the ground will be enough,
649581
You need to know the amp rating of the receptacle on the generator,by knowing this you will get the right plug configuration for a new cord or adapter.I would guess that they make a Y cord like this with the right current rating for your generator.
815873
You certainly can! Just make sure your generator has an adequate wattage output to supply your electrical demand. And most importantly, make sure you hire a licensed electrician.
815875
You can, make sure your portable generator is sized appropriately for the circuits you plan to protect. You will need to manually transfer the power from the utility to generator and back to the utility when utility power returns.
279162
Don't know about the connector number you listed, but mine plugs into the 120 I 240 outlet on my generator.
17605
it might if it would actually start for you and run. Mine has been sitting in the field now for months after getting totally fed up with it. to answer your question about generator capacity in general, you need to simply add up the power usage labels on your equipment, and then compare it to the rated output of the generator. No one can answer your question above because there are many sizes of AC's, fridges, lights, etc. Only you can answer that question
1305199
As long as the generator is hooked up properly it should not be any problem. For computers, SOP is to use a surge protector.
774244
It does work well for portable generators, note that you will need to by and attach the appropriate connectors. The wires are stranded pure copper.
1306993
No This can not be plugged into . It needs to be wired directly into the panel and then the generator wired into it with additional outlet . This should be done by an electrician . Once it is wired it can be easily used .
2100490
That will only do 5000 watts sorry. Swith not large enough for your generator